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The show visits three locations that have some link or connection to the dead celebrity, although some of these connections, seem nebulous, at best. All of the locations are researched for their historical connection and presented in a factual way. |
The show visits three locations that have some link or connection to the dead celebrity, although some of these connections, seem nebulous, at best. All of the locations are researched for their historical connection and presented in a factual way. |
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==List of ''Dead Famous'' episodes== |
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===Season One=== |
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|101 |
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|[[June 15]] [[2004]] |
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|[[Al Capone and The Mob]] |
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|102 |
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|[[June 22]] [[2004]] |
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|[[Frank Sinatra]] |
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|103 |
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|[[June 29]] [[2004]] |
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|Marilyn Monroe]] |
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|104 |
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|[[July 6]] [[2004]] |
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|[[James Dean]] |
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|105 |
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|[[July 13]] [[2004]] |
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|[[Jim Morrison]] |
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|106 |
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|[[July 20]] [[2004]] |
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|[[Lucielle Ball]] |
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|107 |
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|[[July 27]] [[2004]] |
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|[[Return to Thunderbird Lodge]] |
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|108 |
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|[[August 3]] [[2004]] |
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|[[Return to Alcatraz]] |
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Produced by [[Twofour]] for [[LivingTV]]. |
Produced by [[Twofour]] for [[LivingTV]]. |
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Revision as of 01:52, 13 August 2007
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| Created by | Bibi Lynch |
| Starring | Gail Porter, Chris Fleming |
| Country of origin | United Kingdom |
| No. of episodes | 31 |
| Production | |
| Producer | Twofour Broadcast |
| Running time | 60 minutes (including commercials) |
| Original release | |
| Network | LivingTV (UK) |
| Release | June 15, 2004 – present |
Dead Famous is a television series that challenges the paranormal world of ghost busting. Cynical but curious Gail Porter and sensitive Chris Fleming take a spirited road trip through America looking for the ghostly locations where legends of stage, screen and music reside. Described by the channel as "like a sharper, sexier and funnier Mulder and Scully", the duo visit places where, it is claimed, celebrity spirits roam – their hotel rooms, diners, gardens, film lots and theatres.
Episode format
Gail Porter and Chris Fleming travel across America and search for the ghosts of dead celebrities. Gail is a skeptic and investigates with Chris who uses his psychic sensitivity to try and find out if a celebrity is haunting a location from their pasts.
The show visits three locations that have some link or connection to the dead celebrity, although some of these connections, seem nebulous, at best. All of the locations are researched for their historical connection and presented in a factual way.
List of Dead Famous episodes
Season One
| # | Original Airdate | Location |
| 101 | June 15 2004 | Al Capone and The Mob |
| 102 | June 22 2004 | Frank Sinatra |
| 103 | June 29 2004 | Marilyn Monroe]] |
| 104 | July 6 2004 | James Dean |
| 105 | July 13 2004 | Jim Morrison |
| 106 | July 20 2004 | Lucielle Ball |
| 107 | July 27 2004 | Return to Thunderbird Lodge |
| 108 | August 3 2004 | Return to Alcatraz |
Produced by Twofour for LivingTV.
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